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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
IMPORTANT. IF TRUE.
Statement Of q Young Woman, Who Says
Her Husband Was One of the McMunn
Rescuers, and Gives the Names Of tho
Others Who Were In the. Flight.

Statement Of q Young Woman, Who Says
Her Husband Was One of the McMunn
Rescuers, and Gives the Names Of tho
Others Who Were In tho Flight.
MAssILLoS, o., Feb. 19.-Late last night
a young, well-dressed and intelligent
woman went before Mayor Fratz and made
voluntary and voluminous statement,
which is regarded as an important clew
TO at least the identity Of the thugs
who assaulted Hulligan and Hoehne at
Ravenna. She gave her name as Margery
Robinson, wife Of Edward Robinson,
nephew Of John Robinson, the circus man,
and says she was at Jennie Rogers house,
l2S Third avenue, Pittsburgh, and assisted
to secrete the fur wraps stolen
from Benedict Il Ruedy, Cleveland,
when they were taken there in trunks by
an expressman. Her story condensed is
that regularly organized gang Of crooks,
numbering nineteen, have made Rogers
house their resort, and that three Of them,
Tom Hoddy, Joe Johnson, Smith Carson
and her husband, went to Alliance, via F.
Wayne road, the evening preceding the
rescue Of McMunn; that they returned to
Pittsburgh the following Monday and that
johnson, who was shot in the encounter,
went to Harrisburg and died there from
the wound. She says that
officers searched Rogers house
three different times while the furs were
there and that they were stored in cup
boards and an ice-box in the basement. In
explanation as to why she came here,
which was on Friday morning, to disclose
the tale, she said the gang had threatened
her life; that she did not intend from fear
to give them away, but that after she came
out of the opera-house last night she saw
her husband, Hoddy and Carson on the
street and knew they were after her. She
appealed TO the mayor for protection, and
gladly consented to be confined in the city
prison, where she now is, and will be de-
tanned until Monday evening awaiting
response from word sent to the chief OF
police Of Pittsburgh. Minute descriptions
were given of the trio, but diligent search
failed to find them. A lengthy interview
was had with the woman tonight. She is
undoubtedly of sound mind, and exacted a
promise that her name should not be used
in connection with any report of her state
ment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Bomb Ihrowers Ia Franco.

Irons, Feb. 1.-TWO bombs were stimuli.
taneously exploded to-day in front OF po.
lice headquarters office in this city. The
bombs struck against the railing and were
thus prevented from expending their force
on the building. AT St. Etinne, thirty-two
miles southwest Of Lyons, a bomb was
thrown at the police station. 1t exploded
outside the office, but with such force that
three Of the officers within the building
were seriously injured. Eight men have
been arrested for alleged completely in the
latter outrage.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Balls Under the Ban.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. bat all the
Catholic churches in this diocese to-day,
the pastors read the pronunciamento Of
Bishop Curtis, forbidding balls given with
the intention of raising money for relig-
ious purposes, or the holding Of picnics,
fairs, excursions or entertainments of any
kind for the benefit of anything religious
or charitable, without the approval and
consent of the Bishop. The decree was
received with some surprise, and created
considerable of sensation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Mauna Loa N Active Eruption.

BAN Francisco, Feb. 10.-The latest ad-
vices from Honolulu state that ON January
10 the volcano Mauna Loa began emitting
fire, smoke and lava, and has continued
without ceasing since. The lava is run
ming toward the sea, and unless its course
Is changed will do no serious damage.
Rev. J. ID. Paris writes from
Kaawala: For thirty-six hours
there has been one continuous series OF
thquakcs-tremulou jars, with pretty
hard shakes interspersed, running into
esch other--and our house has seemed like
little craft or a bubble floating on awave-
chopped sea. While write my table
rocks so that 1t is with difficulty can keep
my seat and hold my pen"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
A STRANGE FUNERAL.
The Queer Sights Witnessed Mt the Burial
ola ChInaman at Baltimore.

ola Chinaman at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13-Rarely has an event
attracted so large mob as was brought
together to-day by the funeral of Wung
Fung, Chinese laundryman. Re
was Mason OF high rank, and
half a dozen brother Masons came
on from San Francisco to attend
the obsequies. For nearly two weeks the
body has been lying in state and to-day the
ceremonies took place. By actual count
1911 people passed through and took look
at the dead man. In the coffin were
placed pieces Of white and red muslin,
a fan, piece of paper scroll-work
and a triangular slip of paper with
Chinese inscriptions which symbolized
his Masonic rank. The peculiar Chinese
rites were then performed and process
sion formed, carrying a large canopy, Chi.
nese lanterns, flags and banners of various
designs. The Cinnamon made their way
TO the cemetery through crowd of twenty
thousand people, depositing their banners
together with dishes of rice, chicken, pork
and sugar u con the grave.
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Died From inc Bite Of 4 Poi.

CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. p.-Ten weeks age
j. 7. Lane, who lived near Dewitt. was
bitten in the ankle by u pet dog. Mr.. Lano
was treated by his physician and was quito
well until few days ago, when he was
taken with malady which, in some re-
spects, resembled hydrophobia, He was in
such mental terror that he became violent
ly insane, and yesterday he was brought
10 this city, from where he was to be sent
TO Jacksonville for treatment He was
placed in the Jail for n short time, and
within two hours he was discovered dead
10 his cell
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Arrested Ior lhe Durham Murder.

WARSAW, ISp., Feb. lO-Joe Plew was
arrested at Syracuse Station, few miles
east OF the scene Of the Durham murder
and lodged in jail here. Durham's pocket
book and $50 were found on
Plew's person. The pocket-book has
been fully identified, and from
his actions at the Syracuse depot there is
no doubt no was waiting for train. He
was farm hand in the employ Of Dur
ham, and two weeks ago they had quar-
rel and Plew was discharged He threat
ened to get even. Mrs. Durham is growing
stronger, but still unconscious.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Double DROWNING.

AKRON, o., Feb. 1.-TWO men, one named
Daniel Gisling and the other friend of
Gisling's, name unknown, attempted to
cross the Cuyahoga river in boat just
above Monroe Falls. Gisling's cries
brought men TO the opposite bank, who
saw him clinging to the ice. They ran a
mile TO a bridge to get across, and just as
they got near on the other side he let 20
from exhaustion and drowned His CON-
panion was never seen after starting QUE
in the boat
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holocaust a SAN Eranclsco.

BAN FRAScIsco, Feb. 10.--Fire broke out
ibis morning at No. 100 Port street, occu-
pied us Chinese laundry and Japanese
fancy store. IL communicated TO the resi-.
dence adjoining ON the west. The wash.
house suddenly collapsed, burying & num-
Der OF iiremen. John Watkinson, fireman,
was killed, and three others were fatally
injured. 1t is supposed that several China
men ARE among the ruins.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Tossed and TrampIod by villa Bulls.

CRY or MEXICO, Feb. a-Several wild
bulls broke loose to-day while being driven
through the city, aud killed number of
Atenco breed, and were destined to no
used in the coming bull fights. Two Of
them entered the courtyard at National
Palace, and were shot down by soldiers.
The affair created much excitement.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
A Minister'S Fall.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 19.-Rev. Oh.
Booth, who recently resigned the rector
ship Of the Church of the Ascension, has
been sent to the Utica Asylum on certiti-
cate signed by Drs. Coakley, Wycoff and
Granger, that he can not restrain his de-
sire for stimulants. Mr.. Booth is the cler-
gyman who had the exciting encounter
with General Smith on Niagara Falls
train last month.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
About 10 Stop a Revival.

PEKIN, ILL, Feb. lo.-Mrs. David Raith.
a highly respectable woman of this city,
was taken to the asylum at jacksonville
yesterday, having been crazed by religious
excitement. This is the second case Of in
sanity caused by the excitement attending
q revival in Progress here, and citizens arc
taking steps toremove the revivalists from
the city
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Sunday In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, AK, Feb. 1.-The House
to-day passed the Senate bill repeating the
law Furnishing members Of religious sects
for engaging in secular pursuits on Sun
day who religiously observe one day each
week as the Sabbath. Under the existing
law there have been numerous prosecu-
tions of Second Adventists for work on
Gurlou
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Arrested as Ono Of HuIIIuan's Murderers.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 11.-A man
calling himself F. Brooke, answering the
official description of one of the assailants
of Detective Hulligan, was arrested here
last night by Detective All Burnett,
searched, photographed and all evidences
forwarded to Mayor HoIcomb at Ra
VIENNA. Two Eureka detectives pursuing
the gang near wellsville o., send encour-
sging reports today.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Stepped on a Rapidly Moving Train.

Dies MONIES, IA, Feb. 11.-As the Mil
yaukee passenger train was running west
last night, between Whtmore and Emmets
burg, nino-year-old boy, asleep in tho
car, walked of the rear platform When
missed, the train was backed up, and he
was found uniniured at q farm-hou some
distance from the track The train was
running between twenty and thirty miles
An hour
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
missed The Tarue, and KILLED ! Boz.

MEMrHIs, Tenn, Feb. 9.-About midnight
Mrs. Thompson, proprictress Of a shooting
gallery, while firing at target by looking
in mirror and aiming over her shoulder,
shot and killed Willie Finley, q sixteen.
year-old boy, who was employed as marker
in the gallery. Mrs. Thompson was not
arrestad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
HoIIInosworih Convicted Of Enforcement

vINcENNEs, IND, Feb. 13-Spear s.
Hollingsworth, treasurer Of Knox County,
has been convicted of embezzlement, and
will go to the penitentiary for three years.
When he started into politics, in 1882, he
was farmer worth s50,0O0. His defalca.
ton reached $4,000,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
RIddIsd with Buckshot.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 13-In personal quar-
rel on the streets of Adairville, KY, Fay
cite Troughber was riddled through the
heart with buckshot, fired from gun by
Robert German. Troughber had shot two
men before, killing one, and Gerham had
also killed man.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
More Riotinq In Scotland.

GLASGOW, Feb. io.-The striking miners
ut Blantyre resumed rioting to-day, and
wrecked store. Seventy Of them were
arrested. The number of men out
Of work is sixteen thousand. An appeal
states that the strikers absolutely need
assistance of $4,000 per week to keep their
families from starving
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
China and iha PanacY.

RoNE, Feb. 1.-THE Pope, in response to
friendly overtures from China, instructed
Cardinal Simeoni to prepare a convention
securing complete liberty for missions and
Catholic residents in the Chinese Empire.
The proposals will be sent to Pekin on the
Odd inst
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
nanandani Pension BiIl Yeioed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-President Cleve-
land to-day vetoed House Bill No.
lo,457, entitled, "An act for the relief of
dependent parents and honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors who are now
disabled and dependent upon their own
labor for support
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
olI Train Wreokod and Burned.

CoRRr, Pa, Feb. 1o.-A train Of twenty
one cars loaded with oil, merchandise and
lumber was ditched near here this after
noon, and badly wrecked. The oil cars
took fire and a number OF them were con-
sumed. The engineer, Adelbert Parkhurst
was slightly injured
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Mormons IleIeasad from ihe Pen.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Feb. 1o--Yester-
day five more of the rehabilitation pris-
oners" were released from the peniten-
tiary, on their taking the oath and paying
fines and costs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Bin SUBMITTING prohibition Passed.

HARRrsBuRo, Pa, Feb. e.AIn the House
to-day the joint resolution providing for
the submit sion OF the question of rohi-
bition anne adment to a vote Of the people
was passed by vote of 100 TO 8.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Iha TRUNK Murdarar on IrlaI.

NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE trial of Edward
Unger, who confessed to having killed
Henry Bohle and sent his mutilated body
in trunk to Baltimore, was begun to-day.
The prisoner showed little concern in the
proceedings.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
To clvlII,a Inc connn.

BRussELs, Feb. "a company has been
formed for the construction Of railways in
the Congo State and the settlement of that
territory. Deputy Sebastier is president
Of the company.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
victorian Of Ihres Wars klIIod.

DAYTON, o., Feb. l0.-Captain A, s. Lilly,
aged seventy-two years, veteran of the
Seminole, Mexican and civil wars, was
run over and killed by street car to-day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Mrs. iisHry Wood, Novelist. Dead,

LONDON, Feb. l0.-Mrs. Henry Wood, the
English novelist, author of East Lynne
and other popular novels, died in this city
to-day, aged sixty-seven years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-02-17
Another Alderman Sentenced.

New YoRK, Feb. 11.--"Boodlen Alder
man O'Neil has been sentenced to four and
q half years Imprisonment.
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NunoarIans kIIIed b. a FaIIIno 1ree.

TYRONE, Pa, Feb. ll.-During a wind
storm here this afternoon tree blew
down, killing four Hungarian railroad L.
borers who had taken shelter under II
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Lucky Si Iouis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. lO-Prof. Ashburner an
nounces that there is an abundance Of nat
ural gas under this city
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Aug 16-cottou dull Middline 9s4c..
Flour steady Howard street and Western supsrnne So $50
Mills supsrano 50 25s275. do. Extra So 90 a5 go
Brands 81 25 asa So Paapsco Family "a 49, DO sunoravs
soutnsrn Rel SO ss2c 10 Amber sSes4c. No Western
Winter Red 7s s7es.c: August 79'c asked; sepen.
Southern .tsady White 81 a66c Yellow 81 BE
western easier Mixed spot EtetaPc AIgust -c.
sOSSle PennsvvanIa 2s steady a. g Q
ssl5 30. steady quiet. Meas PORK sls 90
s Ss9 o. a clear s SRGs
Butter was aT@ Western Pacl.i i7ss9c. creamery
Refined 6'se..... Cefee-Ro eargoes. ordinary TO iar
l99s 20tc sugar steady. SOFT 07sc,. Copper
Flour GRAIN 3. Sa 'sd ' kscspts-Fioar 1857 o6;.
Rye 1900 bu. S''N sSipnents-Fssr 4so Sbs wSss;
6a.h Com bush sslss-Wheat 2344OO bush.
Bosros. Aug le-Flour stronger-common Extras. %
Corn iet-ssoamer Yellow 05c steamer Mixed 81
Doc Oats dull No White S7iac shorts auiet
Spring do 81 CO. Butter hrmWestern Extra Creamery
25c NewYork and Vermont Extra 2Ge Vermont
R E Eia. and
Western, fresh l49l41.... Receipts for The dayFour
66O0 bbla and $500 sacks. Cora $4,000 bush oats
BUFFALO. Aug l6-wneat-No. Hard Opedea nrn.
PscdS and over
rs eosi9g sales at "a 9 2oSO bush 800 at 7S MAN
Choice No Red sold at $50, No White Michigan held
at sSc.. Corn lower sales No 45c no other grades
White 81 ssl ac No Mixed 30 30 flour steady
and unchan ged 49, Mlfeed higher-winier Bran SIS 20.
oceiots-Fioar 900 bbss Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
ld.d 2 SS'A bis sar Wheat Soc bh
cSna tGSE S1s @ 100000 U".h Corn
CHICAGO Aug I6.-The Loading futures ranged follows:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ripcr, Vessels aud Ratlroadx-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI-values are well held in all
directions. but the demand is not specially act
i've. Hsverstraw Hard Bricks quoted a. SO $50
River ri lard So a5ss7 %: Pale 81 ocs$i 90 GtotoS!
brown 4dsl5i dark. S15asl6; red. s14 asl6 Trenton
and philadelphia Front alongside pier s27 s29, Rock
gs2 80 per NJ Goats Hair S2a "a per bush Cattle
81 00dsl2 20.
CoFFEE-sellers maintained their prices the basis OF
l9Sc for fair spot invoices but the demand light Tho
mder STYLES rmer Sales-22S bags Ssvanilla, DOC
The speculation future deliveries moderately active.
With decae OF q francs values at Havre the local mar
ke decline Of points and closed steady at
ls2UGl825 February 1920 $50; March. 1925 1880;
1885, september l7gOel795 Oeto9er G rS
ranges the different months were as follows jam,
ary lSlOalS25 February. Is 100 1928 MARCH, lal %
1925 August. l175al7s5; September 1850 9Si oc
tOber, l795a~.l0 November, lo.OOolSIO; December
1905 S25. Sales. $4,000 bags.
COTION-Prices for spot goods were not changer but
the close the temper was firm. sales, DO bales,
1925 last evening" all OF which for consumption.
The to-day ll73 bales comparing with
273 last week and l21O bales for the cor
Since September the total port
receipts 5229nS bales against 532S5Ol bales
for the period last year.
Quotations based on standard OF classification
arsa fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

LIVERPOOL Aug l6.-Prsussus Baeoa CanoerSnhi
a. : Lenk CLEAR drIilss AS Oh short CteAr SI
4lx Ud short IiDa ass OIL shsaliers 80, p7 p,pS
,1s Od Tor Extra India Mass Prime Mess otn " ..sr,
Prime Mes. 80. Oh per soLi Prme ~ s' p,ms West
Western 56a IA. Ausrlcan sou 40. XII
srn sd Lard OIL. S+a dd h.ins,Ls ss sn.st stsi
-houdssJJ.6L Buttcr-31s ST. pe SSt .or ust RAD
states cheos.-Amsroa1 cheie~ sSa o. g.. 3D. .
IS 3D. PEI New No Water o. OK aG So
Gz 0l 20 g. 81 o. ST PER ,s"a a5. eG
iner--sprts Of Turpontno pa 6L do AZ Lon1oa SsaS
per cwLi Roansf Petroleum e'.d per g.sa az Ger owG
Fms American II. 5d; PRIME CIV ~, oi r,s.a oil.
o.in-CsnmOl 50 ID, PAls lie I'll Sos ~
11. I'd per cpt Prsvtsons-Amerlcan n, IN
hind quarters 3d.; fore quarters S. p m N" Cettass
o Of Wheat Tor the pas. days were 2soooo
ocnals INCLUDING ly3 400 crntals OF Aherrsh .v. v.ra
The spt OF for the pass 'h"s 'S' WV
a. 500 centals , ,u M. I'd 12ls
IoSpox Aug I6IProd1cs-Linsssi on. 1is W. In
I'D per owt Gale LInsesd, 3ss "a W. p.trolsu,s
..ed Cak. ID - Cd Is S. tea Rsnhed az nn,
b.. s5l per GALLON spirit, Of TuIponuho lo' ~ ar
cr,t Pss g., slSIia OIL Provisisns-Llri ~ " ~,
ewI Aperican. sngari5s 81 per eT Xasssysis
air rednlns anoaL Australian rallornb ayaa aI5
al. Mutton aI& OF 1sSA OIL CocoAaut jill ,,r
g.. Cocnn sJ7OA nortcaa RelIserlts. noe !. nv tho
hind quarters "a kd tor fore quarters S' Do W WV
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On "
n 49, per T @Ss -'0-'' ~
Is IS, Fancy IS 80 ass 75 easier NO
Rod 73Pc Receipts 400 BUSH shp@ens 0TUT Du.n
No Mixed rye was hrmCN no. n G0c Maj;
eSsef-shOr co. bacon in hght dS%1 amt
sho. a ~ ~ 3D. soos on Ge the % DSss OF
wa quet-tancv Creamery at Soc Extra DO |g2s esq
Faii cream Hogs .teldy Common ana q, Liga:
cent. 1000 neal. shipments LOO bead.
DETROIT Aug ls.--wheat-Ne White ca,n Isi9ci No, No,
6ci Mg Corn. Cash 4bc oats-No 2G'.c.
s,1 800 S o %h S., Sco 5as ''' '1'
fyDrAvMoms, Aug 10 Wheat weak No 2 Red zoe.
bid Corn dull 80. Mixed 4oc Od...oa's quiet
10. Mixed 26c biz
PmLADsLrnA Aug. loFour fresh ground spring wheat eat
hours ruled drm under sht supplies OaI ue frnSr ses
Western PennsvIyauiA supornne 81 oO@s2 g. 10
- F.n ~, a. OHIO Gear 3 10 "a OO 10 sraighI
- M 55 Indisna Clear 80 10 OOr 90 straight
as 25et LOUIS ana s9u'henn ipo Ssa p FAR 70
Choice "a 25 Minnesota bakers clear 50 80 ost 10
eSoee 5o4sd IS Kys FCar 81 6oe2 10 per barrel
gar 10 chses saGa%oTS qSGlsG y, and
demand speculation aud Tor export continued EoG
sd So Req for Aosss' q q s9e
90 Novemer Corn. supplies small ana prices
local ads demand @oGSCas N nohT IN 'S ~
Elevator 55c. mixed August Se2e52e' DO for sep
yem5er - 90 10 receipts LIBERAL local trade
S9s 81 SS %ew ReoctS White 6ay 27 Sew
No s 33.I New No White ,S4se DO 90
s es c Gr' e. ''s fS%s S;tn ?:."' So 20
Futures duh and lac lower. No Wnte Tor
AuEust 354a3tSc do Tor s eSte%hoer $1,000 10
Potatoes active White Maryland new large Choee per
b6 II 25Gs Sos Pennsylvania aud jersey per basket 500
4Uc Jersey per basket 70 SOC Nlrgln ~
Prov.on, steady CITY Family per bo s. 90 Sy 90
pacKyt, s. so smoked Beet IL 0l5G Bee hams
Pork ness. Sl69l6 5G 10 prime mesa ne" "a o.
sofauilv sl6 5Oa II Hams smoked l2pS slio Lard
CIV Refined o. do steam 81 IL III DO butchers ioese
81 30 -. Butter nm-Pennsvlvania Creamery t1tra
a. Sjc, western creamery Extra at 25ci h. C. and y
\ 1tc.n,.rv Extra % -3c Packing Butter l5s loc.
c6.e.s was higher New full IL &C One hat,
skins a. &c vss,srn nr.ts iSaG Petroleum
At 5h9e' CoatsS 9 Winter Bran SIS SOesi6
H., rorn AuOJ bush $1,000 bush shipments
welt 5000 Corr 1000 9usn oats iouOo Sush 90 m
- 90 Xxx ~ 25as2 35...... Wheat lower. No Red
can 6g<ct August 69sc bti September 1910 20 90,
i%sT Casn 7S37 &c. september S6S.S37.o, closing
SGc October 81 s3s &C. eo.3S 6ctobe Ss $50
cash AgS2t' nc, nsy steady~Prime limo.
INV s2 ssi7 so Prairie - 3oss9 80 Bran arm ..
steady At steadT at 81 o.
~ Whiskey steady at 81 60 -fT9vlsiO1 on sS az
weak PORK IRREGULAR new a. 20 w. Long Clear 81 Is
car Rss ~ s79ass o. Clear s. rs sS 80 Bacon
Boxed Shoulders s6 l21 Lons Clear - gs So Ce 9s
Recspts|Four 5000 Obls Wheat 70 900 bash C 0Ga
"a 800 push Al. 900 bush Rye ensh ba1e h
go" shpmcnts-Flour 1000 obls. Wheat LOCO onsh-
S Sorn' 10 n1H bush oats 2lOOO push Rye oush
baey Uo Aug le-wheat active Cash 74sc August
- Corn duh and lower September A. Nay 20
coyeGssea dun weak can SssS $4,000
bn,b Corn 5000 oats 5000 bush oda
Wheat 1000 bush Corn 80. ousn os.s 60 800.